Text as a Form of Thought

Objective reality is given as a hypothesis. The world emerges through perception — fluid, shifting, internally structured. Writing traces the trajectories along which the structure of consciousness unfolds when all points of reference vanish.

Each expression is a line of force, setting a vector. Writing forms a space where perception gathers into form, and the tension of that form sets motion.

These books carry no assertions. They create a field where thought gains flesh. Here, form moves toward its limit, leaving behind neither image, nor pause, nor gesture.